N.D. Cent. Code § 11-09.1-09
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11-09.1-09. Manner of calling and holding elections
Official statutory text
11-09.1-09. Manner of calling and holding elections
The elections provided for in this chapter are subject to the laws applicable to other
elections of the county. All qualified electors of the county are eligible to vote at the election. The
charter commission, for proposals to adopt a home rule charter, or the governing body of the
county, for proposals to amend or repeal a home rule charter, shall prescribe the form of ballot
so that the voter may signify whether the voter is for or against the proposed home rule charter
or the amendment or repeal.
The elections provided for in this chapter are subject to the laws applicable to other
elections of the county. All qualified electors of the county are eligible to vote at the election. The
charter commission, for proposals to adopt a home rule charter, or the governing body of the
county, for proposals to amend or repeal a home rule charter, shall prescribe the form of ballot
so that the voter may signify whether the voter is for or against the proposed home rule charter
or the amendment or repeal.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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